Quick Guide to Ticket to Work In Rhode Island What is Ticket to Work? Ticket to Work (Ticket) is a program through Social Security. The program is free. It helps people who receive Social Security Disability Insurance (SSDI) and/or Supplemental Security Income (SSI) find and receive services to get or
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Goods & Services: Frequently Asked Questions & Resources
What are Goods and Services? Goods and Services are part of your budget for Self-Directed Services. Goods and Services are services, equipment, and supplies you need to achieve your Individual Support Plan (ISP) goals that are not otherwise paid for through other Medicaid sources.
Assistive Technology: Lemon Law
What is the Rhode Island Assistive Technology Lemon Law? RI’s Consumer Enforcement of Assistive Technology (AT) Device Warranties law, referred to as the AT Lemon Law, protects people who purchase and use AT.
DRRI requests the appointment of an outside expert for ongoing ESH investigation from Governor McKee
Click here to view our letter to the Governor.
Disability Rights Rhode Island Announces Ongoing Investigation of Eleanor Slater Hospital
https://drri.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/3.4.2021-Statement-ESH-Investigation.pdf
Federal Disabilities Partners Demand Access to Health Care for People with Disabilities
On Wednesday, Disability Rights Rhode Island issued a letter to Governor Gina Raimondo requesting an Executive Order to uphold healthcare rights for people with disabilities. An Executive Order would enforce the RI Department of Health policy allowing individuals with disabilities to have an essential support person accompany them in the